Rob Hall

For a nearly 50 yr old kit, I think it has held up pretty well...though I wish AMT had restored the original two-piece taillights.

8.4 million more recalls announced today... the drama continues.

First car is a '70, 2nd is a '71. Different hood scoops also--1st looks like one of the trapazoidal Hemi scoops like in the Revell '68 Charger and Hemi Dart kits. I wonder what those wheels are on the '70? Neat squared spokes..

Water that comes from the sky..though lately I'm used to seeing water outside only come out of a hose (when filling the pool) or the sprinklers

IIRC, Colorado has a similar law regarding fireworks. Doesn't make a lot of sense..

Sharp build... I have the stock version of this kit to build, want to build to match this '91 I drive occasionally..

Or for those who find the Model T too fancy, they can always go neo-Amish and get a horse and buggy...

People getting an early start on July 4th?

Two different scoops in those photos..the one in the B&W photos looks like a '69 B-body six pack scoop, and the one in the color pic is taller w/ a larger opening. Also, the car in the B&W photo has body color bumpers, the car in the color photo has chrome bumpers..one can only assume they had several cars during the season?

'lawn sausage'...good one. Though the product my dogs produce is shaped/sized more like Hershey's Kisses or mini Tootsie Rolls.

Sharp..is that a Fujimi kit?

The key in my experience with BMW and Mercedes is to do only leases..don't keep them until they get old and pricey to maintain. Because they can and do become money pits w/ high mileage.

Sharp build...realistic detailing

Maybe they are going to make some caves in the hole, create a spelunking attraction.

Nice..seen one of those kits built or unbuilt.

The S&M scoop appears taller and squarer than a six pack scoop, with a larger opening..

Any pics of what's in the box?

Years of bad decisions coming home to roost...

I have a couple of '68 ones--'68 Galaxie and '68 Mustang, both in bright yellow.

Not the Vega 4cyl, I would think he means the Cosworth-Ford V8.... Various Indy and F1 car kits have them. Not sure which would be the most 'recent'--they were still in use into the 80s. A '60s vintage one in a '60s car would definitely be an interesting build...

Maybe a character named Ralphie in a TV show or movie drove Buick Centurys. Speaking of a Buick Century, there are a few years that would be neat to see in scale..specifically '54-57 and '73-75...I am surprised the 1950 Buick has never been kitted..the 'grille eating the bumper' front end is incredible..

Though I'll admit I can find pretty much anything in restaurants in Scottsdale that match Vegas..one thing I like about the Phoenix area, no shortage of great dining opportunities.

Some of my coworkers go a couple times a month to go to our office there and to go to the casinos. I'm not a gambler, but I do enjoy the restaurants.

On and on it goes...I wonder if the 2015s will be pre-recalled before they go on sale.

Maybe he can provide a formatted English translation...it's a pretty incoherent post.